You put one video game on the list, and Star Fox was your choice? For bringing games "into the 3D age"? I would think Doom is a much better choice. It basically created the first person shooter as we know it, and while Star Fox may have sold more companies Doom was FAR more of an influence on gaming in the long run.

I hope that anyone who says this is the worst episode of Season 6 is just excluding the clip show because they don't count it as a real episode.

I remember thinking Jon Daly's impression was spot-on the first time he did it on Comedy Death Ray (now known as Comedy Bang Bang of course). I'm talking the first time he was on—I think that it was before he was doing the "Bill Cosby Bukowski" bit. He was pretty much just repeating a lot of the bits from Himself, but…

Really, it's just typical old people hating on "the kids these days." The same stuff that's been going on since, well, forever.

I wouldn't call it "shitty" but the Cosby impression had become pretty cliche at that point and this one doesn't stand out. It definitely feels more like someone doing "the Cosby voice" than someone impersonating Cosby, the person. It was definitely the portrayal of the show overall that sold the bit, and not the…

He's not naked. It's just an animated .gif of him doing the "Cosby face" that people who watched him in the 80s will remember well.

He doesn't hate black people. People are so quick to believe that he must be some sort of ultra-conservative Clarence Thomas type who hates black culture. I think the problem is that many people only know Bill Cosby from rumors they read on the internet, and the clip from this episode.

He just appeared on David Letterman this year! Of course his comedy isn't as great as it was in the 70s and 80s, but I thought it was pretty damn good considering he's 75 years old.

I never particularly cared about Garfield either. It was the thought of something like this existing, somewhere, that scared the shit out of me.

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That is very true, but I find it funny.

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Tom Arnold seems much more like a good sport than an attention whore.